Tolkien's A Secret Vice and 'the language that is spoken in the Island of Fonway' (original) (raw)

A Secret Vice: Tolkien on Invented Languages, by J.R.R. Tolkien, edited by Dimitra Fimi and Andrew Higgins (review)

Jason Fisher

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An Analysis of Purpose and Relative Distance among J.R.R. Tolkien's invented languages

Thomas Johnston

2020

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He Constructed a Language L and Another LL": Diachronic Aspects of Tolkien's Early Philology

Christopher Gilson

Tolkien Studies, 2020

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Linguistic Imperialism and Middle-earth: Language Among Tolkien's Edain

Elizabeth L Salazar

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Is lámatyáve a linguistic heresy? Iconicity in J R.R. Tolkien’s invented languages

Joanna Podhorodecka

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Glossopoeia and World-Building: Exploring J.R.R.Tolkien's Four Key Characteristics for Art-Languages by Other Practioners of the 'Secret Vice'

Andrew Higgins

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Tolkien and Old English: An Annotated Bibliography

Justin Keena

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Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings and His Concept of Native Language: Sindarin and British-Welsh

Yoko Hemmi

2010

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Elvish as a Foreign Language: Tolkien's Influence on Modern Day Linguistics

Matt Coombes

Elvish as a Foreign Language: Tolkien's Influence on Modern Day Linguistics, 2014

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‘The Westron Turned into Modern English: The Translator and Tolkien’s Web of Languages’

Thomas Honegger

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The Lord of The Rings: Linguistic Aesthetics and a Mirror to the Past

Jonatas Cavani

2020

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Dirk Vanderbeke - Language Lore and Learning in 'The Lord of the Rings'

Dirk Vanderbeke

Reconsidering Tolkien, 2005

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The Rise of Tolkienian Fantasy (review)

Matthew Dickerson

Tolkien Studies, 2007

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Tolkien and language planning: imagined words for an imaginary world

Federico Gobbo

Astori, Davide & Sicuri, Elisa (eds). Creating Worlds through Languages Tolkien between Philology and Conlanging. 2019, 2019

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The Functions of Language in Middle-earth: The Power of Words in J.R.R

Stuart J Moore

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Review of Peterson, David J. (2015) The art of language invention: From horse-lords to dark elves, the words behind the world-building

Federico Gobbo

Language Problems and Language Planning

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Habla Amigo y Entra: Tolkien and the Language of Wonder

Martha Celis

2021

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Sindarin; the Noble Tongue: Prose and Conlangs of Elves and Men

John T Metts

Speaking Sindarin; the Noble Tongue: Prose and Conlangs of Elves and Men, 2017

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Elvish Practitioners of the 'Secret Vice

Andrew Higgins

2018

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Escape from Noldor: The Widespread Influence of Elvish

Matt Coombes

Escape from Noldor: The Widespread Influence of Elvish, 2013

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Stolen Language, Cosmic Models: Myth and Mythology in Tolkien

Margaret Hiley

MFS Modern Fiction Studies, 2005

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‘Tolkien through the Eyes of a Medievalist.’ (updated version 2021)

Thomas Honegger

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A bibliography of Tolkien studies in French & English - Summer 2024 edition

Didier Willis

2024

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‘A review of Tolkien’s The Story of Kullervo.’ The Journal of the Spanish Society for Medieval English Language andLiterature, Autumn 2016, vol. 21

Miguel Ángel Gomes Gargamala

2016

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Language in Tolkien's "Bagme Bloma"

Luke Annear

Tolkien Studies VIII, 2011

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"The Limits of my Language mean the Limits of my World": Multilingualism in Medieval Iceland

Katie Thorn

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Addenda: One Middle English Manuscript and Four Editions of Medieval Works Known to J. R. R. Tolkien and What They Reveal

Andoni Cossio

ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews, 2023

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Translator and Language Change: On J.R.R. TolkiennS Translation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Maria Volkonskaya

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015

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How to Do Things with Words: Tolkien' s Theory of Fantasy in Practice

Simon J Cook

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Vowel Category and Meanings of Size in Tolkien's Early Lexicons

Luke Annear

Journal of Tolkien Research, 2020

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Scholarly Studies of J. R. R. Tolkien and His Works (in English): 1984–2000

Michael Drout

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Bridging Orality and Literacy in The Lord of the Rings: the “Wise but Unlearned” among the Cultures of Middle Earth

Nicole duPlessis

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Plain Ignorance in the Vulgar Tongue: Tolkien's Onomastic Humour in Farmer Giles of Ham

Łukasz Neubauer

2016

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Play and pacifist space: language in the writing of JRR Tolkien

Christina Fawcett

2007

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Book Review - EXPLORATIONS IN THE PHILOLOGICAL HINTERLAND OF TOLKIEN’S LITERARY CREATIONS. J.S. Ryan. Edited by Peter Buchs.

Andrew Higgins

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